Keeping your wagon stroller clean helps maintain its appearance and hygiene for your little ones. The cleaning process primarily focuses on the fabric components and the frame.
Cleaning the Fabric Components
The fabric of your wagon stroller can accumulate spills, dirt, and grime. Cleaning guidelines suggest using a mild approach to avoid damaging the material. You have a couple of effective options for tackling fabric messes:
- Option 1: Clean Fabric While On the Frame
- Keep the fabric sections attached to the stroller frame.
- Apply a mild soap or detergent to the dirty areas.
- Gently scrub the fabric with a brush or cloth.
- Hose it off thoroughly to rinse away the soap and dirt.
- Ensure the fabric is fully dry by letting it air dry for 24–48 hours.
- Option 2: Clean Fabric After Removal
- If your wagon stroller's fabric is removable, detach it from the frame.
- Submerge the fabric completely in a tub or large basin filled with water.
- Add a mild detergent to the water and gently agitate the fabric.
- Rinse the fabric thoroughly to remove all soap residue.
- Lay the fabric flat or hang it to air dry for 24–48 hours before reattaching it to the frame.
In both methods, using a mild soap or detergent is crucial to protect the fabric's integrity and color. Allowing ample time for air drying (24–48 hours) is also essential to prevent mold and mildew growth, ensuring your wagon stroller is fresh and ready for its next adventure.
